@atro_city It means “take/receive” (not buy, and even that in ancient greek, and even then, in a single moment - i.e. not continuously which would be Λαμβάνετε) “the european” (singular, neutral gender) - but this opens the question: the european WHAT? The european toy? The european ball? There’s a word missing there. Whereas Ευρωπαϊκά is plural (so it can mean “stuff, in general”, so it’s ok even without another word).
@atro_city Pardon me for saying, but that’s a terrible translation!! (greek here)
No worries, blame deepl 😛 What’s a better translation?
@atro_city Αγοράζετε ευρωπαϊκά (You may want to capitalize the Ε in ευρωπαϊκά (to Ευρωπαϊκά) - not sure which is more correct).
Thanks! I’ll make a post asking others for help in other languages. I’m 100% sure there are other terrible translations :D
Out of curiosity, what’s wrong with deepl’s translation here?
@atro_city It means “take/receive” (not buy, and even that in ancient greek, and even then, in a single moment - i.e. not continuously which would be Λαμβάνετε) “the european” (singular, neutral gender) - but this opens the question: the european WHAT? The european toy? The european ball? There’s a word missing there. Whereas Ευρωπαϊκά is plural (so it can mean “stuff, in general”, so it’s ok even without another word).